akg headphone stand 3d models

I crafted a headphone stand using Fusion, and honestly, its design seems to be everywhere online - it's definitely not an original idea anymore.

Another sleek headphone stand. ...Crafted with precision by slicing it using Cura's powerful technology and strategically placing tree supports to minimize wasted filament.

Create a 3D-printable headphone stand, incorporating custom struts since the provided ones won't work due to their ends. ...However, note that the preview appears inverted.

I needed to print a headphone stand for a friend, I was struggling to get a simplified one, so I designed this one in fusion 360

Two minimalistic headphone stand designs. ... Both designs come in two variants, one for smaller printers where the base is detached and a full one.

This is my design for a headphone holder. ... It's Printed in three parts. The stand is 200mm tall from the base up.

Here is my latest DIY project - a simple headphone stand. ...Print it and let's see how your prints turn out!

... Scaling down will affect how well the headphones fit into the stand, so be mindful of that when making adjustments. I've successfully printed this model with 60mm/s print speed and 0.25 resolution settings, and used 18% infill for added strength.

... easy reach, freeing up valuable desk space for other essentials like keyboards and mice. A good headphone stand should be sturdy enough to hold even the heaviest of headsets, yet slim enough to fit neatly into tight corners or behind monitors.

Here's a simple solution for your shelf: a headphone stand that fits snugly on its narrow headband, perfect for Logitech 433 models or any other similarly designed headphones. It positions the center of gravity precisely so your headphones stay...

it holds headphones

Basic headphone holder. ...

This Laser-Cut Headphone Stand Offers Plenty of Space to Get Creative with Custom Designs. ... The accompanying Illustrator file includes layer names that list material thicknesses, allowing you to precisely replicate the design using your preferred...

A headphone stand that stands up your headphones. Height: 242 mm or 252 mm with the 10 mm spacer. ... You'll need 4 pcs of M4x20 (or 2 pcs of M4x20 and 2 pcs M4x10 if you're not using the spacer) screws to hold the thing together.

This is a headphone stand I designed. ...By placing the ear part of the headphones down on the stand, it reduces the strain on the headpad. The front, back, left and right sides share the same design. ...There is a space for a cord at the bottom.

Introducing an innovative new headphone stand. Its three essential components - the uprights and the base - come together seamlessly when you slot them into place. Simply slide the brace into the uprights, and voila! Instant headphone support. ...Please...

... 5 cm. To ensure a proper fit, I simply enlarged the model in the slicer. Easy to attach with two screws. This mount is suitable for most headphones, and it works great on mine - a Sony Plastation headset - leaving a spacious 5 cm area around it.

Headphone Stand Clamping System Instructions Attach the clamp base to the stand leg using PLA filament with a 20% infill density. ...Once secured, use adhesive to reinforce the bond and create a solid foundation.

Saw a stand like this somewhere, so I made one to fit some headphones. ...This stands 9" tall and takes up a 6.5" by 5.5" area on a desk

A headphone stand I designed on tinker cad while bored at work. one file is the complete stand, the other is cut in half down the middle for easier printing. ...

This is a headphone stand generally for bluetooth headphones, but it can alse be used for non-bluetooth headphones either. Material does not matter but PLA was used in example printed model. Screenshots for the printer parameters were shared. ...In case...

2 - Print Headphone_Stand-Tall.stl, which should be tall enough for your headphones. This may be taller than your printer build area, so it depends on your printer's capabilities. 3 - Non-Folding Headphones: Print the 4 parts separately and then...

... for attaching the cable. I have already printed the stand and I didn't have to do any modifications - I just put all the details together and it turned out to be a nice but simple headphone stand. Supports are only required for the cable holder.

... print. Keep in mind that scaling down the design may affect how well the headphones sit on the stand. For optimal results, I printed this model at 60 mm/s with a 0.25 resolution and used an 18% infill density. ...Enjoy your new headphone stand!

This is a simple minimalistic headphone stand that I designed to mainly fit the Razer Blackshark V2 headphones but should be able to fit almost any kind. ...Print it on it's side so you don't have to use supports.

I built a custom headphone stand that securely holds my trusty Logitech G930s, but feel free to use it with your own favorite pair of headphones! ...To assemble it, simply screw in the wooden dowel from the underside using wood screws – convenient holes...

This stand for headphones was created using Tinkercad, a free online tool that allows you to design and edit 3D models in real-time. You can access this model online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/4OuRGZJ1aac. ...This design is ideal for holding...

A pretty simple headphone stand. Its my first Thing on Thingiverse! You ll need wooden stick with 10mm diameter. ... I used 2x100mm for the legs 1x190mm for the stem 1x70mm for the top You also need a saw and sandpaper to even the edges no glue needed...

We designed this stylish headphone stand with the following goals in mind: - It can be used for headphones of different sizes - Minimum material use: it consumes less than 100 grams of filament - Can be printed on the Prusa Mini+: the largest part is...

I designed this low-cost headphone stand for my Sennheiser HD 650 and office 598, as I found store-bought ones expensive. The design minimizes contact area with headphone foams to avoid deformation. It consists of two parts screwed to a base using M3...